Tick Tock Wins Jamaica Event at Sport Page Handicap
A crowd of 31,732 watched Tick Tock ridden by Bobby Ussery win the $23,200 Sport Page Handicap at Jamaica Park, beating St Amour and Stoke as Tick Tock clocked six furlongs in 1 11. Green Brigade and Tocsin won earlier races, delivering a $156.60 daily double.
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Orcutt House Court League Forms for Six Teams
A boys basketball house league for players 19 and over is forming at the Orcutt Boys' Club. Six teams max, with Berkshire Baker Speedsters Edo's Nationals and Doyle & Martin already signed. Play starts the first week of December. Prospective teams should contact the Orcutt Boys Club ED 5 7841.
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Bold Ruler tops Roamer Handicap entries at Jamaica
In New York Jamaica Race Track hosts the Roamer Handicap with Bold Ruler listed as top weight at 130 pounds among 20 eligibles for the mile and three sixteenths race. Vertex sits at 123 pounds after a swift sprint allowance win. Gallant Man is scratched. Cleveland Indians expected to hire a new general manager tomorrow as board members, including Hank Greenberg, meet. Bill DeWitt and Bill Veeck surface as potential owners or interviewees.
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Come On Red Captures Warwick Purse at Narragansett
Come On Red, trained by Carl Landers, won the Warwick Purse at Narragansett Park over Rockcastle and Bonanza Miss in six furlongs. The chestnut four year old paid 17.20 7.60 4.20 as 25,501 spectators watched on a fast track. Pinvtum and Sole Heiress opened the daily double, and total wagering reached 1,712,797 on the 11 races.
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Awards Presented at Bullard Banquet
The Paul Izbicki Memorial Trophy and the Al Stirk Trophy were given to the Engineering team, plant champions, at Bullard Inter-Departmental Softball league banquet in Cafe Howard. Plaques went to the Erecting team, Dawn Patrol Milling, Dritt ing squads, and two new honors were awarded to Ray Bagus and Bill Nun for outstanding achievement in directing softball and sports writing respectively. E. P. Bullard III and John P. Roth spoke as guests.
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Notre Dame centers Hurt as Oklahoma Game Looms
South Bend reports injury doubts for Notre Dame before Saturday clash with Oklahoma. Top two centers Bob Scholtz and Ed Sullivan sidelined by knee and ankle issues respectively, while third string Dave Hurd remains out after an appendix operation.
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YMCA Industry Leagues Highlight Local Bowling Event
A fragment lists teams such as General Electric Sikorsky and Remington Rand in a YMCA Industrial bowling league. High team total belongs to General Electric with 1598 pins, while Sikorsky notches the high team single at 559. Individual leaders include B Mikulka and A Ladney. Schedule shows M M M vs Underwood Raybestos vs Warner Bros and Sikorsky vs General Electric Remington Rand Bryant.
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Orcutt Pee Wee Drills for Boys 8 to 10 Saturday
The Orcutt Boys' Pee Wee Basketball league will hold another practice and clinic Saturday at 1 p.m. in the club gym. All boys interested in trying out for Pee Wee teams are urged to report. All players must bring sneakers and shorts.
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Mackay and Emerson Clash in NSW Tennis Showdown
Barry Mackay of Dayton Ohio pushed Roy Emerson to five sets in the New South Wales championship before losing 15-13 6 8 8 6 6 3 in a marathon third round match. Vic Seixas and Ron Holmberg advanced in doubles with a 6 3 8 10 6 4 6 3 win over Australia’s Peter Frankland and Bruce Golley.
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Dotted Line Wins Vineland Handicap At Camden
Dotted Line a four year old mare owned by King Ranch defeated 12 rivals in the Vineland Handicap at Camden. Ismael Valenzuela rode the winner as she finished in 1 49 3 5 earning 40 370 for the effort. Pardala Roman A Amoret and Beyond followed in the order of finish. Attendance and handle rose with a 31 894 crowd and a meet total of 50 201 078.
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Huskies Brace for Rams Passing Attack in Bean Pot Showdown
Connecticut prepares for Rhode Island in a key Yankee Conference clash as Rams quarterback Roger Pearson has connected on 30 of 59 passes for 543 yards and four touchdowns. Coach Bob Ingalls notes a heavy aerial threat and reports no illness among Huskies after the weekend. The story also mentions a radar scanner at Jan Smuts Airfield weighing 2 12 tons.
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